Humble Board Chairman Urges Business Leaders To Fight Pollution
Houston Chamber of Commerce dinner heard A Wright, board chairman of Humble Oil and Refining, urge Harris County businessmen to lead in cutting air and water pollution. He warned voluntary programs now may become mandatory by law, stressing joint government and private action and noting pollution stems from all sectors. He cited a Harvard Business Review estimate of billions needed over 34 years and urged community standards and feasible enforcement.
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Houston
EMI
A. Wright
Wright
Houston Chamber of Commerce
Humble 631] and Refining Co
National Academy of Sciences
Harvard Business Review
Funeral services for Stenwall Jackson set in Dallas
A Dallas based brother of Alonzo Jackson, Stenwall Jackson of Bayside Bayridge, will have funeral services Thursday following a vigil. The notice notes his death at his Dallas home and funeral arrangements in Dison.
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Stenwall Jackson
Dallas
Alonzo Jackson
Bayside
Bayridge
Tex
Rust
Digme
Dison
Jackson
Danlas
Christmas Fragments From A Roundup Line
The snippet notes around an Neill Seeley with a red goatee cheered by police coworkers who promise sandals, Joe Speck paying coffee tabs for guests, Charles Mickels aiming to raise his average, Peggy Florida listed as ill, friends misreading a wedding invite for Friday the 1th, birthday for Mitzy Janette Tomek, and Fred and Ruth Aebi wishing merry Christmas. In lieu of Christmas records the Rebis send five cartons of cigarettes to servicemen in Vietnam and donate to Austin State Hospital.
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Neill Seeley
Joe Speck
Charles Mickels
Sun
Peggy Florida
Gayle Bland
Raymond Turner
Ee Gay
Dee
Mitzy Janette Tomek
Fred
Ruth Aebi
Rebis
Viet Nam
Austin State Hospital
Baytown Grand Jury Probes Officer Shooting of Youth
Several Baytonians are slated to appear before the Harris County Grand Jury on Wednesday in connection with the October 12 shooting of a Baytown youth by a Baytown police officer. Donald Tallent, 35, was wounded in the left leg by Patrolman Thander Reeves after Reeves stopped Donald’s twin brother for a traffic offense. The case against Donald Tallent in Corporation Court was dismissed on attorney guidance, with officials noting the charge should have been filed in county court if warranted.
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Baytown
Donald Tallent
Thander Reeves
Tallent
Reeves
Donald
Draight
Barry Ware
Corporation Court
George Chandler
Chandler
Richard J Park
Attoriney
Park
Mann
R. H.bo Turner
Charles Cowan
Glen King
Fallents
T. J. Talent
Talent
Andrew Lannie Cof
Baytown Reeves
Tommy iMcManus
Emergency Corps Show With Ernest Tubb In Baytown
Country star Ernest Tubb and the Texas Troubadours will perform Thursday at 3 p.m. in the Robert E. Lee High School auditorium in a Baytown Emergency Corps benefit. Proceeds fund a new rescue boat for water operations. Tubb’s hit Walking the Floor Over You has sold over a million copies.
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Ernest Tubb
Texas Troubadours
Baytown
Tubb
Kids Need Your Help Goodfellow Fund Needs $1800 More
Nearly 1,000 Baytown children await a Christmas gift bag as Chief Goodfellow appeals for donations. With costs rising, the fund aims for $2,500 but has under $700 raised. Baytown residents are urged to contribute any amount to The Sun's Goodfellows drive, with full accounting and no fund expenses.
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Good
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Chief Goodfellow
VIET POLITICIAN SHOT DOWN IN SAIGON AND Rhodesia Crisis
An Asian Viet politician is shot in Saigon as global powers debate sanctions on Rhodesia. Britain pushes a soft UN draft for selective embargoes, while South Africa warns against UN action. The U N seeks to extend sanctions to Rhodesia with U S support likely, but nations differ on broader measures. Prime Minister Wilson backs talks amid Rhodesian deadlock.
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United Nations
Thelihe
South Africa
Cate
majorjCoucal
Rhodesia
George Brown
New York
Brown
Harold Wilson
Security Council
Smith
United States
Britain
Suc
U.S
Washington
Arthur J. Goldberg
Balthazar J. Vorster
Vorster
Salisbury
Rhodesian
Wilson
More Safety Standards Said Coming
Washington AP reports no state meets all proposed highway safety standards yet and more are planned. Compliance with the first nine standards varies. helmet use and vehicle inspections show gaps. Dr William Haddon Jr says all proposals may reach states by February 23 with deadlines risking funds if programs are not approved.
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Washington
National Highway Safety Agency
District of Columbia
William Haddon Jr
Berkeley Faculty Boycott Ends After Regents Threats
Berkeley California AP The UC campus classroom boycott ended after regents threatened to fire striking faculty members and AFL CIO union leaders voted to suspend the strike. Students called a temporary recess but pledged to press for campus reform and nonstudent advocacy while final exams approach. Police arrested 10, including six nonstudents, as a sit-in at the Student Union sparked tensions surrounding a Navy recruiting table.
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Calif
University of California
Afl-Cig American Federation of Teachers
Eform
Teachers Federation
Student Union
Ola Navy
Alame Aa
Oakland
Theodore R. Meyer
Edwin Pauley
Laurence J. Kennedy Jr
Johnj T. Canaday
Meyer
Roger W. Heyns
Heyns
Mario Savio
Costs in Vietnam War rise beyond budget predictions
President Johnson says war costs may exceed earlier estimates by 9 billion dollars and plans to seek a supplemental appropriation from Congress while not addressing a tax increase. In Gainesville a write in vote defeats two city commissioner candidates who each had 674 votes. A Chicago conference on Selective Service is set to push major reforms limiting local board authority. A Boston mob figure is killed in the 36th gangland killing in two and a half years. Shouting incidents occur at Army recruiting booths at Maryland and Wisconsin.
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Johnson
Congress
Gaineville
Fla
Chicago
Politician Tran Van Van Assassinated in Saigon
In Saigon two gunmen killed leading South Vietnamese politician Tran Van Van near Premier Ky’s office. One assailant confessed to being a Viet Cong terrorist. A second suspect, Vo Van En, was seized after police questioning. Bombings and shelling continued around North Vietnam, with two satchel charges found and disarmed at Tan Son Nhu Airport.
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South Viet Nam
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Tran van van
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Pan
Van
Constituent Assembly
North
Penamese
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